…but the ability to highlight texts, and annotate in eBooks may in my opinion facilitate deeper…

…at are bound and printed on paper — may offer benefits not associated with e-readers or audiobooks. “We’ve found that reading from screens tends to be less efficient — meaning it takes longer,” says David Daniel, a professor of psychology at James Madison University.
Why Reading Books Is Important for the Brain
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Markham Heid
@Cezjah (Cecil (CJ) John)
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May 3, 2019
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…but the ability to highlight texts, and annotate in eBooks may in my opinion facilitate deeper vertical thinking. I’ve found working electronically to have greatly impacted my comprehensive and writing productivity.
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